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17 Dec 2011 19:39:26 IST

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I am not overconfident but...........

Physics , Mechanics , Kinematics , NewtonsLawsCirMotion , Work Power Energy collisions , Rotation , Gravitation , Simple Harmonic Motion , Fluid Mechanics , Materials Wave Sound , Super Position , units dimensions , com momentum , shm , wave sound

........................ i consider myself good enough to solve JEE prob in Mech. but thing is that a little tough question makes me to solve it atleast twice or thrice to get the correct answer. Also i am good only at numerical subjective question and hence lack speed for phy MCQ. I want to solve tough prob in one go, as in exams i won't be having the luxury to solve it twice. Also how do I excel my speed in exam for MCQ? My friends could hardly solve prob frm Irodov but they outweight me in PERIODIC TEST held in our coaching institute which is MCQ based. Do i really need to change my approach for Mech. or be patient till I become perfect? By the way I am JEE 13 aspirant!

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ROHIT SINGH

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19 Dec 2011 13:42:24 IST

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I dont have confidence while solving co ordinate geometry prblems , what should i do

Bipin Dubey

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22 Jan 2012 22:38:31 IST

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We have a normal tendency to read a question and get a go for it. Instead read the question twice, make a box and write down all the important parameters mentioned. I am sure this will help.

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